Kayla discusses the dehumanising effects being adopted had or her life, the role Christianity played, and the importance to reclaim our own truth as an adoptee.
Tag: critical thinking in intercountry adoption
Implications of China’s One Child Policy Expansion
Chinese Canadian adoptee shares the impacts to her with the latest expansion of China's One Child Policy to now allow 3 children in a family.
How to Spot Racism and White Supremacy in Adoption Language
Kayla Zheng adopted from China to the USA shares her thoughts on this phrase - You are Chosen.
Finland’s adoptions are similar to the Dutch.
Sabina shares thoughts since the Dutch government decision to suspend intercountry adoptions. An independent investigation is long overdue for Finland's adoptions.
Just Because ..
Joon Ae shares her thoughts about intercountry adoption.
The Truth About Intercountry Adoption
Jessica & Lynelle share some realities of intercountry adoption.
The Anti – Pro Adoption Labels
Lynelle shares her thoughts on the Anti and Pro adoption labels.
Can Intercountry Adoption be Ethical? Does it do Good?
Are you doing good by intercountry adopting?
Not a Tourist Attraction
Jessica challenges us to think critically about our intentions to do good.
Adoption Laws – IF
Lynelle shares what she would suggest IF adoption laws could be changed.
The Lived Experience of Illicit Intercountry Adoption
A critical view of intercountry adoption must consider those who have experienced illicit intercountry adoptions.
Not My White Savior: Review
Julayne Lee's book, Not My White Savior is reviewed by ICAV.
Twins separated by Adoption
Lynelle writes critically about the intercountry adoption processes that knowingly separate biological twins.
Adoptee Academic on UNCRC and Intercountry Adoption
Patrick Noordoven provides a critical look at the UNCRC vs The Hague on Intercountry Adoption.